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Ingredient Definitions Committee Spring Webinar
April 8, 2026 11:00AM – 1:00PM Central Time Virtual webinar Registration & Meeting Information AAFCO’s Ingredient Definitions Committee (IDC) provides a forum for the development and recognition of commercial feed ingredient definitions and to compile and maintain those definitions in a comprehensive manual that serves as a resource for regulators and the entire animal food
Animal Food Field Inspector- Central WA
Animal Food Field Inspector – Central WA Salary $60,132.00 – $80,820.00 Annually Location Multiple Locations – Central Washington, WA Job Type Full Time – Permanent Remote Employment Remote Only Job Number 2026-00995 Department Dept. of Agriculture Division Food Safety and Consumer Services – Animal Feed Opening Date 02/06/2026 Closing Date Continuous Salary Information The high
2026 Animal Food Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS) Meeting
Registration & Meeting Information The 2026 AFRPS Meeting will be held entirely in a virtual format. Additional details, including registration information and the meeting agenda, will be shared soon. Please check back for updates!
2026 AAFCO SRIS Workshop
In conjunction with Petfood Forum 2026 Join AAFCO on April 27 at Petfood Forum 2026 for an afternoon SRIS workshop (2:00-4:30PM CT) led by AAFCO members in collaboration with Kansas State University Olathe. Attendees will learn about the new Scientific Review for Ingredient Submission (SRIS) pathway and dive into this new process to bring new feed
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Q&A with Dan King, 2026 AAFCO Board President
We sat down with Dan King, Commercial Feed Regulatory Payment Administrator of the Minnesota Department of Agriculture and incoming AAFCO Board President. Why did you first get involved with AAFCO? I attended my first AAFCO meeting in August 2011 in Austin, TX. It was at that meeting that I was encouraged to join a committee.
State Spotlight: New Mexico Department of Agriculture
We sat down with the New Mexico Department of Agriculture to learn about their feed program. Tell us a little about your state’s feed program. The New Mexico Department of Agriculture (NMDA) Feed, Seed, and Fertilizer Program is part of New Mexico State University and is staffed by 11 full-time employees and two student employees.